A bill that would require women seeking hysterectomies to go through a detailed consent process, including a recommendation to a controversial hysterectomy foundation, faces an uncertain future following referral to the Senate Committee on Rules. The bill, SB 331, proposed by Republican Sen. Richard Stuart of Westmoreland was nearly identical
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A Democratic-controlled Senate committee on Tuesday voted down three proposals from Republican legislators attempting to decouple Virginia from California’s vehicle emissions standards and revert to following federal standards. The vote signals that Democrats, who recently secured narrow majorities in both the House and the Senate, are standing by a
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It was a busy day for the Virginia Senate Wednesday, as Senators met to consider high-profile legislation that would have direct social justice and COVID-19 pandemic effects, as the crossover point of the General Assembly’s special session nears. Senator Jennifer Boysko (D-Fairfax) was able to champion her much-debated earned
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